configuring timer 2

"code calculetes number for th1 (sic) and tl2"

Here is the code that you posted, then:

int getBAUDSPEED( float SPEED)
{
  float t, q;                 // variebles
  t = 1 / ( CLOCK / SPEED );  // sum it clock divided by speed
  t = t * 100 + 27;           // add magic amunt
  q = t * SPEED;              // change to variable
  return t + q / 113;         // return the asnwer
}

Is see no mention of either TH2 or TL2 in that!!

It is, therefore, irrelevant!

"i not help you any more!"

That's a relief!

"code calculetes number for th1 (sic) and tl2"

Here is the code that you posted, then:

int getBAUDSPEED( float SPEED)
{
  float t, q;                 // variebles
  t = 1 / ( CLOCK / SPEED );  // sum it clock divided by speed
  t = t * 100 + 27;           // add magic amunt
  q = t * SPEED;              // change to variable
  return t + q / 113;         // return the asnwer
}

Is see no mention of either TH2 or TL2 in that!!

It is, therefore, irrelevant!

"i not help you any more!"

That's a relief!

no no no

the code calcs the number you load to timer.

see the retrun number answer.

so code is relevent

see!

ex;

  th2 = getBAUDSPEED( 9500 ) >> 8;   // set high timer
  tl2 = getBAUDSPEED( 9500 ) & 255;  // set low timr
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so code is relevent
float t, q; // variebles
using floats for a simple calculation to just about the most irrelevant, or should I say ridiculous, I have ever seen for a '51

Erik

See... it IS good for something (i.e., a good laugh).

And, after all, don't you think that's what the poster's looking for?